Articles about Property Insurance in Insurance
Huge ice sheets are ramming into homes in Northern Michigan, causing massive damage. We break down what's happening and, more importantly, what this wild weather means for your homeowner's insurance policy.
In a massive lab, scientists are intentionally burning houses to the ground. Their surprising discoveries about how wildfires *really* spread are changing how we protect our homes and think about insurance.
A constant smell of sewage from the Tijuana River is making thousands in Southern California sick. But when you turn to your insurance for help, you might find a nasty surprise waiting for you.
South Texas cities are drilling deep for water amid a historic drought. This isn't just an environmental story—it's a massive, hidden risk for your home and business insurance.
Property and liability insurance costs are spiraling for affordable housing in New York City. Now, the mayor is floating a radical idea: a city-run insurance program. Let's break down what this means.
A hearing on a shocking 68% proposed dwelling insurance rate hike in North Carolina has been pushed back. Find out why this delay is a positive sign and what it means for your policy.
Private reinsurance is getting cheaper, but Florida insurers are still required to buy from the state's Cat Fund. We break down the debate on whether more flexibility could lower your premiums or put the state at risk.
If you're struggling to find or afford mobile home insurance in Florida, you're not alone. We're breaking down the latest news and what it really means for you and your policy.
Ever feel like hurricanes are getting worse every year? A new study shows it's not your imagination. Warmer oceans are supercharging these storms, and the damage—and insurance costs—are skyrocketing.
Living near a scenic cranberry bog seems idyllic, until the excavators arrive. Discover the hidden risk of sand mining that could damage your home—and why your insurance policy likely won't pay a dime.
You file a property claim, but the check is way smaller than you expected. The culprit is often depreciation, but can your insurer depreciate the cost of labor, too? A recent court case against Cincinnati Casualty gives us a clear, and perhaps frustrating, answer.
An insurer paid out $3.5 million for a tragic fire, only to demand it all back five years later. Find out why a simple reporting delay can unravel a massive insurance claim and what it means for you.